• Ingredient in Botanical Perfumery
• Skin Care
• Mood Enhancement

Aromatic Scent: Mysterious illustrious Jasmine with hints of vanilla, honey maple & diesel. Jasmine Flexile is the most unique Jasmine in my collection & my personal favorite to blend natural perfumes!

Docta's Notes

Jasmine Flexile has a sweet, deep, intoxicating floral aroma - rich, decadent with a unique botanical perfumery note unlike any other in my collection.  Jasmine Flexile is very earthy, and the floral note is balanced with an erotic dieselic note - blending with Jasmine Flexile is a unique experience and using small quantities of this extract, will yield and unique and romantic aroma.

Jasmine Flexile's aroma is more euphoric, earthy and highly intoxicating.  By itself, Jasmine Flexile may be unique to the untrained nose with it's gassy notes. For a highly nuanced Jasmine, and to impress your friends, Jasmine Flexile is an ingredient for the intermediate perfumer. Its aroma is believed to have mood-enhancing effects, potentially uplifting spirits and promoting a positive emotional state. A touch of Jasmine Flexile in a botanical perfume creates a mysterious layer of euphoria and many layers of aromatic depth & complexity!

Blends Well With: Amyris, Arborvitae, Balsam Fir Absolute, Bergamot, Blue Lotus Absolute, Cananga, Cardamom, Cassie Absolute, Cedar Atlas, Frankincense Sacra, Jasmine Flexile Absolute, Lavender, Liquidambar (Styrax), Michelia Alba (Magnolia), Myrrh (CO2), Nutmeg, Palo Santo, Patchouli, Pink Pepper, Bourbon Rose Absolute, Sandalwood, Black Spruce, Vanilla (CO2), Ylang Ylang

Cultivation: Unsprayed
Origin: India
Extraction Method: Solvent Extracted (Absolute)

Last Updated March 3, 2026.

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